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Wowowow am I excited to share this post with you!! Thank you sooo much to Jerry Yoon + Ingrid for their hard work and incredible eyes for detail. I am swooning over all of these pics!!

Veronica is a dear college friend of mine. Her wedding at the breathtaking Villa del Sol d’oro in Sierra Madre was truly special to me, and it was an honor and privilege to play this role in designing, planning and coordinating it. My husband Erik and I were also guests (although truth be told, I barely sat down that evening!), so we had a blast catching up with old pals. Without further ado, here are the pics…

A delicious detail collage! I especially adore the close-up shots of my beloved library cards and the stack of books wedged underneath the altar arrangements. We used children’s encyclopedias for the altar pieces, and I love their cheerful, colorful spines.

The light coming through Veronica’s Pronovias gown highlights the vintage-feeling lace details. I LOVE lace…

Veronica made a jaw-droppingly beautiful bride, shown here flashing her sassy red heels! Hair and makeup courtesy of the uber-talented Joyce Luck. (jpluck@msn.com)

The gorgeous couple.

This photo makes me smile SO much.

This is definitely one of my favorite bridal party shots of all time. I am thrilled that they integrated the quirky adirondack chairs in the photo, and I love the idea of heritage evoked by the grand tree.

Jerry set up a make-shift photobooth on the side of the estate, and Veronica & Paul brought plenty of hilarious props to go with it. Here are the groomsmen, putting them to good use!

Here are the ladies, more amused than enthused by the props. I was a huge fan of their navy blue dresses from Anthropologie. I went to college with 5 of these girls, lived with 2 of them, and consider them all very precious little sisters. Adoooore.

A rad aerial shot of my library “vignette”… aka the vintage typewriter + library card filing system guestbook. I am so trademarking it. Haha.

I love this ceremony shot. Check out the GIGANTIC altar arrangement!!! They were beyond stunning. Kristin of The Treasured Petal SERIOUSLY rocked it out at this wedding.

Ceremony on the left, and the most joyful recessional I’ve ever seen on the right.

A beautiful tabletop, and a closer look at the fantastic starthere notebook favors.

The stunning façade of the villa, as shade enveloped the terrace. Notice that not all tables have their flowers yet! We waited until the VERY last minute to pull out the delicate arrangements, as it was at least 103 degrees that day.

Love, love, love these b&w shots of the couple in their traditional Korean paebaek get-up.

Too much fun!! Thanks again to Kristin of The Treasured Petal for her incredible talent and help in designing this event, as well as Jerry & Ingrid for their fabulous photos!